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Chapter 6 Irrational and Complex Numbers

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1 Chapter 6 Irrational and Complex Numbers
Algebra 2 Chapter 6 Irrational and Complex Numbers

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WARMUP Write the following as fractions: 0.7 0.25 1.5 2.35 0.004

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Goal: To find and use decimal representations of real numbers…

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Completeness Property of Real Numbers: Every real number has a decimal representation, and every decimal represents a real number.

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Recall that a rational number is any number that can be expressed as the ratio, or quotient, of two integers. What is the easiest way to find the decimal representation of a rational number? (Without a calculator, of course.)

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LONG DIVISION!!!

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Find the following:

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What were the results of the previous examples:

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The decimal representation of any rational number is either terminating or repeating. EVERY terminating or repeating decimal represents a rational number, meaning it can be written as a ratio:

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So how do we find a fraction for a decimal? What does equal as a fraction in lowest terms?

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What about a repeating decimal? Express this repeating decimal as a common fraction in lowest terms: Do on the board…

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Remember that an irrational number is areal number that is not rational. The decimal representation of any irrational number is infinite and nonrepeating. Every infinite and nonrepeating decimal represents an irrational number.

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Keep in mind that a calculator’s display will only give you a rational approximation of any irrational number. My TI reports the  = We know that  is irrational and continues, non-repeating, infinitely.

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Homework

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